Efeitos da terapia manual e eletroterapia na osteoartrite de joelho

Amorim, Juleimar Soares Coelho de; Rossetti, Márcia Braz; Braga, Natália Hermeto Mendes

doi:10.5585/conssaude.v13n1.4492

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“…Manual therapy aims to relieve pain, increase mobility, and normalize joint functions. It consists of techniques that use accessory movements for treatment, with traction, which aims to increase joint space and promote analgesia, sliding from one surface to another, passive mobilizations, massages, and soft tissue mobilizations (DE AMORIM et. al., 2014).…”

Section: Manual Therapy As a Resource To Relieve Patient Painmentioning

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O fisioterapeuta na atenção primaria a saúde: Percepção dos pacientes atendidos no ambulatório de fisioterapia do município de Pinheiros – ES

Emili Soares Tonon Rocha,

Brandão Amorim,

Antunes Ribeiro

et al. 2023

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Introduction: For a long time, Physical Therapy was summarized as rehabilitation, after many discussions, the physical therapist becomes a professional active in prevention and health promotion, starting to be part of primary health care, focusing on analyzing the reports of patients who are treated in primary care and how the applicability of possible methods existing within the profession is being. Objective: The objective of the present study was to analyze the perception of patients treated at the Physical Therapy outpatient clinic in the city of Pinheiros - ES and to see the importance of the professional's participation in this environment. Methodology: This is a quantitative, exploratory and descriptive research, where the main complaints and perception of Physical Therapy patients in the public sector of the city of Pinheiros - ES were studied. Results: It was observed that (56%) of the patients perceive little improvement with the treatment, that (28%) they prefer to receive the physiotherapist at their home, that the physiotherapist always clarifies the patients' doubts (68%), that the patients feel safe with the physiotherapeutic conducts (76%), but that they do not see much improvement with the treatment, (96%) of the patients consider the physiotherapist kind and treats them with respect. Conclusion: It is concluded that the perception of users who undergo Physical Therapy in the public sector is positive, even if they see few improvements in their treatment, due to the few sessions, but it ends up leaving something to be desired in terms of the physical therapist clearly explaining the treatment that will be performed.

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Section: Manual Therapy As a Resource To Relieve Patient Painmentioning

confidence: 99%

O fisioterapeuta na atenção primaria a saúde: Percepção dos pacientes atendidos no ambulatório de fisioterapia do município de Pinheiros – ES

Emili Soares Tonon Rocha,

Brandão Amorim,

Antunes Ribeiro

et al. 2023

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Characterising the Features of 381 Clinical Studies Evaluating Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) for Pain Relief: A Secondary Analysis of the Meta-TENS Study to Improve Future Research

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Background and Objectives: Characterising the features of methodologies, clinical attributes and intervention protocols, of studies is valuable to advise directions for research and practice. This article reports the findings of a secondary analysis of the features from studies screened as part of a large systematic review of TENS (the meta-TENS study). Materials and Methods: A descriptive analysis was performed on information associated with methodology, sample populations and intervention protocols from 381 randomised controlled trials (24,532 participants) evaluating TENS delivered at a strong comfortable intensity at the painful site in adults with pain, irrespective of diagnosis. Results: Studies were conducted in 43 countries commonly using parallel group design (n = 334) and one comparator group (n = 231). Mean ± standard deviation (SD) study sample size (64.05 ± 58.29 participants) and TENS group size (27.67 ± 21.90 participants) were small, with only 13 of 381 studies having 100 participants or more in the TENS group. Most TENS interventions were ‘high frequency’ (>10 pps, n = 276) and using 100 Hz (109/353 reports that stated a pulse frequency value). Of 476 comparator groups, 54.2% were active treatments (i.e., analgesic medication(s), exercise, manual therapies and electrophysical agents). Of 202 placebo comparator groups, 155 used a TENS device that did not deliver currents. At least 216 of 383 study groups were able to access other treatments whilst receiving TENS. Only 136 out of 381 reports included a statement about adverse events. Conclusions: Clinical studies on TENS are dominated by small parallel group evaluations of high frequency TENS that are often contaminated by concurrent treatment(s). Study reports tended focus on physiological and clinical implications rather than the veracity of methodology and findings. Previously published criteria for designing and reporting TENS studies were neglected and this should be corrected in future research using insights gleaned from this analysis.

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Efeitos da terapia manual e eletroterapia na osteoartrite de joelho

Cited by 2 publications

References 23 publications

O fisioterapeuta na atenção primaria a saúde: Percepção dos pacientes atendidos no ambulatório de fisioterapia do município de Pinheiros – ES

O fisioterapeuta na atenção primaria a saúde: Percepção dos pacientes atendidos no ambulatório de fisioterapia do município de Pinheiros – ES

Characterising the Features of 381 Clinical Studies Evaluating Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) for Pain Relief: A Secondary Analysis of the Meta-TENS Study to Improve Future Research

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